University of Notre Dame - Dome Yearbook (Notre Dame, IN)

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Vice REV. JOHN H. MURPHY, C.S.C. Fr. Murphy addresses pre-game pep rally. A young, efficient executive, Father Murphy hails from the city made famous for self-polishing glo- coat , Racine, Wisconsin. For the main part his duties are in connection with the internal adminis- tration and to serve as a gracious though firm buffer between the President and the faculty. As chairman of the Athletic Board of Control, he dictates the policy of Notre Dame ' s various sports and keeps football from overshadowing the fact that Notre Dame is also an academic institution. An expert scriptural scholar, Father Murphy has made for himself an envious record as an after- dinner raconteur. Though no athlete, he is supple enough to swing aboard locomotive cabs where he gives free play to a childhood dream of being an engineer someday. He is the honorary chaplain of more fire departments than the Dome has space to mention. All in all, he so combines scholarliness, administrative talent with the ability of being just himself, that he is miles from ever being a stuffed shirt. Page 26

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William J. Broderick Comprro ler Rev. John J. Burke, C. S. C. Business Manager Brother Albinus Butler, C. S. C. Treasurer Running a university of the size of Notre Dame is no small- time task. To keep the wheels of the school turning, these men go about their work quietly and efficiently, some of them seldom if ever seen by the students. The fact that Notre Dame functions as smoothly as it does is a tribute to the dili- gence and adequacy of its able administrators. Rev. William T. Craddick, C. S. C. Prefect of Religion Francis J. Dwyer Auditor J. Arthur Haley Director of Public Relations Page 27